Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-12-03
CHICAGO.
Happenings Of the week in the
4 City by the Lake
Carefully Compiled.

Carefully Compiled.
Mr.. Edward Green payed Chicago
/ flying visit Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. K. Gilbert will spen
the holidays in New York State.
Chicago will be full of visitors Chris
mas, as the clubs are making great pre-
parations for them.
Mr.. William Whorton returned from
New York Wednesday and lis now con
fined to his bed with rheumatism.
/ Mr., W.R. Cowan is among tile unfor
tunates this week having one of hi
fingers nearly cut off while playing wit
Z knife.
Miss Hattie B. Hudlin's essay at th
Quinn chapel concert was grand, AMI i,
few years she will be quoted anon,
the professionals.
The saloon which belonged to the lat,
! George Cross has been sold to Dan
Scott, who will in few days open it vi
in elegant shape.
Every other city has dancing schoo
except this city, is it possible that We
cannot have one. I would suggest te
Mr.. "A. III. Mcdowell to look the matter
up.
Miss Florence Yeizer who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. 7, Hill, the
past three months, left Tuesday for st.
Louis to visit her cousin, Miss Jennie
Mordecai,
The East Lynn Dramatic Company
gave their entertainment the Goth in
the Frioberg opera house to crowded
house, after which tho audience par
ticipated in a promenade which lasted
until the daylight was seen on the
Western horizon.
Miss Mary Lee Chllds, charming
lady of the blue grass region, who was
out here last summer visiting her
brothers, w. R. Cowan, is to be mar
ried the 18th of December at her home
in Danville, KY. Mr.. M. G. and j. d.
Cowan will leave the middle Of the
month to witness the ceremony.
MIR. Chas. Holmes, of 1872 Third ave.,
was surprised at an early hour on the
10Th by the East Lynn Dramatic Co.,
everyone was well pleased Mrs. H.
Vinton Davis recited several pieces and
Mr.. ]. p. Bowen sang, and in fact, ey-
cry one theirs participated in the fun
and left with promises to come again in
the near future.
st. George Commandery gave one of
a series of entertainments of So
Gals at their hall, Sixteenth and State
streets Tuesday evening, and quite a
large crowd was out. We should turn
out to these entertainments, as the
commandery spares no pains to give
the people an elegant entertainments.
When they start at it now, let every
one turn out to their next one.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. John
son was the scene of joy on Thursday
Thursday the oath where she enter
tanned a few of her young friends.
After supper was served the guests adj
journed to the parlors where they in
dulged in dancing. Among those pres
ent were Mrs, D.. w. Brown, Mrs. r.
Bryant, Miss Katie Adams, Mr.. Fred.
Jeffrey, Mr.. L. Hart and Mr.. J. @. Da-
Wis.
The young men Of the garden city are
not to be left when it comes down to
pleasure for themselves, on the 9th
they gave stage party at 29l2 Butter
field street. The menu was grand.
Among those who were present were
Mr.. Chas Jourdan, James Butts, w. III.
Sullivan, John Clark, R. c. Davis, H.
jones, II. Hudson, Grant Bartlett, G.
Harding, Samuel Evans, p. u. Sly, W.
ii. Hawkins and E. Moore.
At8:l5 o'clock Wednesday evening,
at the residence of Mrs. "A. j. Fulton.
mother of the bride, Rev. 7. w. Hen
derson, rector Of the Quinn Chapel A.
NJ. 2. church, married Mr., Joseph II.
Scott to Miss Jessie Fulton. Mr.. Scott
is in the employ of ono Of the largest
dry goods houses there is in the city,
where he has been for number Of
years, his bride is the fourth daughter
of the late a, ]. Fulton, one Of Chicago's
most respected citizens. There were
about fifty people present at the we'd
ding. The bride wore rich hellitrope
empress cloth with steel trimmings, tai
Tor made, Tho wedding gifts were most
profisse and many Of them very yalu.
ale.
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